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I have a UCA202, also. Make sure it's the *only* device attached to

whatever USB controller you've hooked it to. USB sucks when multiple

devices share a controller! On my setup, it wouldn't work correctly at

all until I put it on its own USB port.
On my laptop, even with the wireless antenna turned off, the wireless

driver period pops up and scans for networks. Of course, it finds none,

but while it's interacting with the wireless hardware, it causes xruns.

IIRC, some folk on the list said to blacklist the wireless module so it

doesn't even get loaded?
I've also heard that the binary NVidia drivers do not cooperate with RT

work.
I've glad you were able to make a Pengutronix kernel work. I couldn't

make their kernel work at all. So far, the RT kernel in Aptosid seems to

be working very well on my desktop PC, so I'm planning to try it on my

laptop.
Diego Simak wrote:

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> Hi,

> I've done all the optimizations recommended by the

> realtimeconfigquickscan script detailed here below.

> I followed all the recommendations included in the jackaudio.org FAQ.

> I've recompiled my own rt kernel from peguntronix and kernel.org also.

>

> I'm also get xruns with the system without load and I've observed that

> just disabling the wifi network helps a lot and no more xruns are

> observed.

>

> I'm using ubuntu 9.10 with Jack1 and a cheap (but decent) Behringer

> UCA202 audio i/f.

>

> Bye

> Diego

>

>

> 2011/3/30 Fabio :

>> i guess you guys know the realtimeconfigquickscan script?

>> http://code.google.com/p/realtimeconfigquickscan/

>>

>> if not, it could help out to solve some problems

>>

>>

>> Greets

--

David

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